In The Eye Of A Fake News Hurricane
This particular photo was pulled from the Washington Post. The hilarity and fake news was supplied by the Internet. In early 2015, way before “fake news” became a buzz phrase and Donald Trump made his faithful descent on the escalator at Trump Tower, another event jostled the journalism world. Brian Williams, one of the most respected broadcast journalists in the field, turned out to be a fraud. My professor, KTLA’s John Cyrus Smith, led the class in a discussion on his fall
Starting A Digital Marketing Plan With Google
Some interesting news: Snap Spectacles are now available on Amazon, though the $129.99 price tag still hasn’t lowered. There have been rumors lately that the next generation of Snap Spectacles will include some augmented reality features, which is a topic that I’ve been itching to write about in relation to digital journalism. I’ve been itching to go back to my roots for a while, but alas a few recent events have forced me to go with something easy this week. We’re going a li
